guess the grade of this PCGS 1906-D $10 lib...

coin is in the first generation PCGS holder and yes i'm burry in it.

 

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65?

I'd love a better shot of the cheek.

 

p.s. did you mean "buried"?

 

With your comment I'll guess 58.

 

Ms63

 

i think it was like 1994

 

Based on the little bit that I can see in the images, my grade guess is MS64.

 

agreed hazard an MS-64 nice

 

ms-64????

 

I can see it pulling an MS64. It's impossible to say from pics.

1906 was the first year of the Denver mint's operations.
Apparently they got state-of-the-art equipment, as these 1906-D $10s can be very well struck and lustrous. My type coin is a 1906-D $10.

 

i wish. i paid $100 over the ANE price at the time of purchase.

anyone else want to guess the grade?

 

I can only say high grade. I'm terrible with high grades. MS66?

 

The strike is very nice...i'm still terrible at grading, especially gold, but I'm gonna say 65 because I don't see many scratches.

 

When I first saw the photos, I thought MS64. With your comment, I am guessing it's lower.
*Sheesh. I didn't go to page 2 again. Okay, a little explanation about being buried in the coin, please.*

 

Isn't the slab old enough that an upgrade is likely?

 

...Yeah that's a rattler. I'd guess it would fetch a decent premium, it's really nice.

 

i paid $10,890 for this MS65 coin. on the same day i also bought an MS64 coin (same date) for $5100.

two days before the market crash i was offered $15,000 for the 65 coin and $6500 for the 64 coin.anyhow, i still own these two coin today.